Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 157
for the absence of a transept, was like that of NotreDame, before they were both altered by the addition ofchapels. Both had a nave with sexpartite vaults anda double aisle carried round the apse. But the sectionat Bourges is quite different. Like S. Demetrius atSalonica, both aisles have a… … I. G. J. BOURGES CATHEDRAL—North Porch ch. v] EARLY FRENCH GOTHIC 105 Brantome and elsewhere, and also at Vendome in the Chartres i_ TM r 1 • t 1 11 cathedral north. 1 he apex 01 this pediment cuts through thecornice which finishes the octagon, from which risesthe spire proper, decorated with angle…
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